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Sto caricando le informazioni... Clarkesworld: Issue 096 (September 2014)di Neil Clarke
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Clarkesworld is a Hugo Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix of fiction (new and classic works), articles, interviews and art. Our September 2014 issue contains: Original Fiction by Susan Palwick ("Weather"), JY Yang ("Patterns of a Murmuration, In Billions of Data Points"), and Xia Jia ("Spring Festival: Happiness, Anger, Love, Sorrow, Joy"). Classic stories by Brendan DuBois ("Falling Star"), Leigh Kennedy ("Her Furry Face"), and Peter Watts ("Giants"). Non-fiction by Mark Cole (Why Science Fiction Isn't Always to Blame), an interview with Ann Leckie, an Another Word column by Alethea Kontis, and an editorial/special announcement by Neil Clarke. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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~ Weather by Susan Palwick - (2014) - short story - 2.5*
An estranged father is trying to get to his daughter before she dies in the hospital. It was a bad divorce and he has been a shit dad, he doesn't have a good relationship with her. It's a futuristic SF story and he wants to say goodbye in person before her mind is uploaded to a computer. It's snowing real bad and he stops by a friend's house whose daughter died but didn't have her uploaded. His friend helps him get to the hospital.
~ Falling Star by Brendan DuBois - (first pub 2004) - 2.5*
I picked it based on the title but the story was outside my interest. Post apocalyptic story. The apocalyptic event was